Sentence examples for indian crops from inspiring English sources

Aviram Rozin, a 47-year-old Israeli who settled in Auroville nearly a decade ago, and his wife, Yorit, have been looking deeper to find ways for Indian crops to survive a drought.

Although Asian rice and mung bean are common on the Indian subcontinent, other common Indian crops like horse gram and urd (two legume varieties) are absent from the Madagascar and Comoros samples.

The Director and Council of New Netherland passed a law holding citizens liable for damages to Indian crops in 1640.

"The destruction of Indian crops, that's been going on for hundreds of years, and we don't want it to continue anymore," CannaNative founder Anthony Rivera told me.

European and American black-pepper grinders have had to rely more heavily on the Indian crop, estimated at 55,000 tonnes this year (about a third of the world total).

This idea may be reasonable considering the large number of area-yield index based Indian crop insurance programs compared to the small number of weather based crop insurance contracts (Mahul and Stutley 2010; Rao 2010).

The fathers mentioned the "Indians' crops" were being damaged by the San Jose settlers' livestock and also mentioned settlers "getting mixed up with the livestock belonging to the Indians from the mission".

In one of Colombia's Kogi Indian villages, crops were spread out on the ground to dry in the sun, while the pelt of a jungle cat hung from the roof of a nearby hut.

The retreating Indians destroyed crops and took captive civilians outside the protected area.

Themes with a modal, Middle Eastern accent often weave through sharp-edged, modernist harmonies; and the influences of jazz, pop and Indian music often crop up as well.

Other important crops are Indian or Paraguay tea (maté), cotton, peanuts (groundnuts), and ramie (a strong, lustrous fibre capable of being spun or woven).